The Guardian Australia - 2023-08-14

• National party refuses to back Peter Dutton on alternativ­e Indigenous voice proposal
• UberEats food delivery driver dies in Sydney crash
• Matildas’ World Cup shootout TV audience likely the biggest since Cathy Freeman race
• NT bushfire covers Alice Springs in smoke and shuts Stuart Highway for several hours
• More than 15,000 New Zealanders apply for Australian citizenshi­p in six weeks
• China vows ‘vigorous’ response to US visit by Taiwan vice president
• Don’t call me Captain Killjoy: David Littleprou­d opposes Matildas’ public holiday
• Georgia DA summons former lawmaker and journalist in Trump election inquiry
• The Matildas’ win had an entire country holding its breath – now comes the real test for Australian­s
• Divisive, confusing and stressful: Western Australia’s Aboriginal cultural heritage laws in a mess
• Prominent yes campaigner says voice referendum has spawned new lows in political discourse
• Sydney’s $344m gallery has been open for eight months – so why doesn’t it have a name?
• Australian lenders withdraw cashback offers as competitio­n slackens
• Hawaii wildfires: at least 93 confirmed killed after deadliest US blaze in 100 years
• ‘I’m not afraid’: Ecuador’s assassinat­ed presidenti­al candidate who fought the cartels
• We risk being seen as the ‘nasty party’ again, warn senior Conservati­ves
• 75 years on, Franco’s cruel punishment haunts Spanish mountain village
• Tributes paid to government data scientist killed in cycle crash in Italy
• Rishi Sunak ‘will rue his green group attacks come election time’
• Tony Blair Institute continued taking money from Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi murder
• TikTok users in UK to be left with ‘more toxic’ version of app, say campaigner­s
• ‘The Holocaust happened on British soil’: Inquiry into Nazi camps creates bitter divide on Alderney
• ‘Only AI made it possible’: scientists hail breakthrou­gh in tracking British wildlife
• Oklahoma sued for funding US’s first ‘statespons­ored’ religious charter school
• Don’t sweat that deadline; time-wasting can be time well spent
• AI could have bigger impact on UK than Industrial Revolution, says Dowden
• Rape myths make it almost impossible for victim-survivors of sexual assault to find justice in Australia’s legal system
• Lefty lawyers, ‘enemies of the people’: how upholding the law is a crime in some eyes
• This dying, sweary Tory government wants to drag us down with it
• Millennial­s don’t all suffer alike. What really divides them is privilege
• It took female MPs from both parties to change Starmer’s stance on gender politics
• TikTok has its faults, but it’s also diverse, eyeopening and completely full of life
• Shell urged not to demolish modernist HQ over carbon emissions fears
• The Observer view: ‘small boats week’ chaos reveals a bankrupt strategy
• ‘An utter disgrace’: 90% of England’s most precious river habitats blighted by raw sewage and farming pollution
• Prospector­s hit the gas in the hunt for ‘white hydrogen’
• Astrophysi­cist Sarafina El-Badry Nance: ‘I’ll probably always live with impostor syndrome’
• Can you change a Brexit state of mind?
• Can Britain recreate a microchip industry worth its salt?
• ‘There’s no such thing as a neutral algorithm’: the existentia­l AI exhibition confrontin­g Sydney
• ‘Into brain and the heart’: how China is using apps to woo Taiwan’s teenagers
• ‘The night is literally in my hands’: what it’s like to attend an acid house rave – in virtual reality
• Ange Postecoglo­u resists temptation to splash Spurs’ cash despite Kane exit
• Saka stunner seals Arsenal victory despite late Nottingham Forest rally
• Chelsea to break British transfer record again to win race for Moisés Caicedo
• Owen Farrell set to miss Argentina World Cup opener after England red
• Greece football stabbing: another 40 people charged over deadly Athens brawl
• Anthony Joshua fells Robert Helenius with vicious seventh-round knockout
• Lam secures golden-point win for Leigh over Hull KR in Challenge Cup final
• Australia’s generation next step up to play starring Matildas role on World Cup stage
• Australia v England semi-final bigger than I imagined, admits Wiegman
• George Ford leads England to victory against Wales but Owen Farrell sees red
• Matildas take centre stage as AFL fans get on board with screenings of World Cup win
• Owen Farrell’s red card likely to put England’s World Cup plans in disarray
• Cheers, tears, pride: Colombia fans take comfort in ‘growth of Latina football’
• Klopp’s ‘LFC reloaded’ need return of sharp pressing of opposition and of manager

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